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| - We were thinking authentic French Bakery here, but it's not. If you're looking for one, go to Baguette Cafe. Here, it's a super cute inspired French decor and cuisine. My husband is French and he asked if the chef here was French. They said they're not. Their accent sounds British maybe? I was able to go on their site and it states "Inspired by France."
The staffs are friendly. It was quite busy when we came in for late lunch on a Monday. I would say we were there about 2-3PM. We placed our order and sat down. It took a while until we gotten our food. We didn't get our food until 30-45 minutes afterwards. It looked like there were only 3 staffs working. I have to say, there isn't an urgency to get food out to people. They're all super relaxed. I would have to say, please speed up the service. We did end up seeing there were a lot of takeout orders before us. Must had been why the service was so slow. But then I'm thinking how long does it take to basically warm up the quiche that's already pre-made and to slice a piece of bread and add some ham and cheese and toast it. Slap on some side salad. (Then again, service in France is like this, slow, no urgency whatsoever. LOL)
We ordered two Croque Monsieur, Quiche Lorraine, and Ham & Swiss Crepe. The Corque Monsieur had a lot of flavor, wish it would be 2 pieces of bread and not only one. It's a bit small dish. The Quiche Lorraine was well done, we love the texture and the flavor of the dish.
The ham & swiss crepe was good, they do need a new recipe for the crepe itself. It's a bit too plain and it was melting in with the ham and swiss.
We'll have to come back and try their pastries, possible faster service.
Don't come here when you're starving. LOL
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